Cuba Evacuates As Hurricane Irma Batters Caribbean
The storm weakened from a Category 5 to Category 4 on Friday morning with maximum sustained winds near 155 mph, but it remained a powerful hurricane.
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The storm weakened from a Category 5 to Category 4 on Friday morning with maximum sustained winds near 155 mph, but it remained a powerful hurricane.
Do you know people staying put in Florida as Hurricane Irma makes landfall? Here's list of tips, contact resources and phone numbers you'll want to make note of into this weekend.
This sea turtle was finally released back to the sea after months of rehabilitation. Gabriel was first found by the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Florida at Satellite Beach. When the zoo discovered him, he was emaciated and covered in barnacles.
WCBS Newsradio 880 has received the prestigious National Association of Broadcasters' Marconi Legendary Station of the Year award.
An 8.1-magnitude earthquake -- the strongest to hit Mexico in a century -- killed at least 32 people, toppled houses in Chiapas state and triggered tsunami alerts.
New Jersey and New York are deploying troops and specialized task forces to Florida to help with Hurricane Irma.
The blaze started around 3:30 a.m. at a home on 147th Street in Jamaica, but was under control about an hour later.
Skies are mostly clear to start off and temps are a bit cooler than the few previous mornings starting off in the 50s for most.
Hear from New York Giants' George Martin, musicians Paul Shaffer and Tony Bennett, as well as former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly.
Mary Gay Taylor, an intrepid reporter, was in Lower Manhattan when the South Tower collapsed on September 11, 2001.
The team's traditional young, nubile cheerleader group has been replaced this year with the Surf Squad. And no one is more nontraditional than 57-year-old Susan Avery.
More than one million people are under a mandatory evacuation order across the state of Florida. But not everyone is able to go.
For one local college student, escaping Hurricane Irma was a cinch compared to what happened when she got home to New Jersey.
Residents in parts of the Miami metro area are under mandatory orders to leave their homes Thursday as Hurricane Irma barrels toward the region with potentially catastrophic winds.
A parking lot in SoHo became the site of an eerie find Thursday.
